Jacks classic citrus feed question

Judge Mental

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Hello everyone and happy new year. Had a quick question on the Jacks citrus feed (20-10-20). Recently switched, and was wondering about the 4.9 % sulfer. Was gonna use it start to finish, will I have any problems with that much sulfer? Thanks to any feed back.
 

Uncle Ben

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Happy NY too! Considering I'm the one that first recommended it, guess I should answer. No, the sulfur is fine and comes from the sulfates. In the grand scheme of things, 4.9% of a 100% is not much.
 

qroox

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Try it. It's a sales ad. Hard call especially when they don't give a full element profile.
Yeah.It was the only shiet i found onlyne.Sad thing that in the end there was no element profile.I'll definitely try jack's classic.It's 100% complete right ?
 

Jbone77

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Yeah.It was the only shiet i found onlyne.Sad thing that in the end there was no element profile.I'll definitely try jack's classic.It's 100% complete right ?
If you have a good, nutrient rich soil its complete.
 

TonightYou

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Yes it had calcium in it, You and I have gone over that previously. Refer to our old thread in nutes as I'm not rehashingv the same old argument. I've posted multiple pictures of healthy, harvested plants, using nothing but Jacks.
 

Jbone77

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Yes it had calcium in it, You and I have gone over that previously. Refer to our old thread in nutes as I'm not rehashingv the same old argument. I've posted multiple pictures of healthy, harvested plants, using nothing but Jacks.
No, you showed pics of healthy plants grown in nutrient rich soil that was supplemented with Jacks but thats not the question, so I can use Jacks in promix with nothing else but mag sulfate? It would be complete then? Keep in mind I use Jacks on my tomatoes, jalapanos, seranos, bells, night blooming jasmine, dipladenas, violets, and the occasional pot plant grown in soil so im not new to the stuff but its not complete, unless its used in a nutrient rich soil. But it definitely great stuff to use in a good soil that needs a boost after its depleted its nutes that it already has.
 

TonightYou

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No, you showed pics of healthy plants grown in nutrient rich soil that was supplemented with Jacks but thats not the question, so I can use Jacks in promix with nothing else but mag sulfate? It would be complete then? Keep in mind I use Jacks on my tomatoes, jalapanos, seranos, bells, night blooming jasmine, dipladenas, violets, and the occasional pot plant grown in soil so im not new to the stuff but its not complete, unless its used in a nutrient rich soil. But it definitely great stuff to use in a good soil that needs a boost after its depleted its nutes that it already has.
You sound very ignorant, with regards to happy frog and perlite . Just try to grow a full grown plant in happy frog. See how far you get ( hint less than three weeks, the first thing youll notice is a nitrogen deficiency). But I'm sure being a know it all, you should know that. It's not like I actually am growing plants start to finish with it, having no use for other additives. Keep pimping the AN bottles while I simply add some Dolemite Lime to my soil less medium which takes care of the cal mag issue. Or simply use Citrus from start to finish. I schooled you once on what's in those products, what they Mean, the cost and what is happy frog (inert humus). You add nothing constructive and only serve as a naysayer with no science behind your comments. Keeping riding the bottle nutes dick and if you have an honest criticism or critique to a soil less grow contribute. Otherwise you are simply a loud child in the corner offering nothing.

ETA. sorry it's a harsh tone, but if you are already using it on veggies, give it a shot on cannabis. You don't see us Jacks users ask in dumb fucking questions as to why their plants suck do you? No, because it works dude that's my point.
 

Jbone77

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You sound very ignorant, with regards to happy frog and perlite . Just try to grow a full grown plant in happy frog. See how far you get ( hint less than three weeks, the first thing youll notice is a nitrogen deficiency). But I'm sure being a know it all, you should know that. It's not like I actually am growing plants start to finish with it, having no use for other additives. Keep pimping the AN bottles while I simply add some Dolemite Lime to my soil less medium which takes care of the cal mag issue. Or simply use Citrus from start to finish. I schooled you once on what's in those products, what they Mean, the cost and what is happy frog (inert humus). You add nothing constructive and only serve as a naysayer with no science behind your comments. Keeping riding the bottle nutes dick and if you have an honest criticism or critique to a soil less grow contribute. Otherwise you are simply a loud child in the corner offering nothing.

ETA. sorry it's a harsh tone, but if you are already using it on veggies, give it a shot on cannabis. You don't see us Jacks users ask in dumb fucking questions as to why their plants suck do you? No, because it works dude that's my point.
As far as what I "pimp", I "help" the guys using the GH 3 part because I know it, I "help" the Lucas guys because I know it, I "help" the Jacks guys because I know it, I "help" the AN guys because I know it. You will not find a single post I have ever made knocking ANY nute line princess. As far as using it on pot...pretty sure I said I DO use it on the occasional plant I grow in soil but im a hydro guy where my plants rely 100% on my ability to supply them, as far as you schooling me, I dont recall that but what I do recall is you telling the hydro guys that Jacks dynamic duo would work for them, um sorry, it wont. As far as me being a know it all, what did I say thats not true again? My perlite hempys are inert, they supply nothing but what I give them, Jacks doesnt work well in them or else id be using it but it does work well in a good soil like my Dr. Earth potting mix that I use on all my soil plants that I mentioned previously that I sell cuttings of year round to supplement my income. I sell a minimum of 40 rooted night blooming jasmine cuts a week at $8 a foot and guess what I recommend feeding with? Heres a hint...not AN or GH.
 

TonightYou

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Then why the fuck are we arguing?

We've gone over this, there are a million ways to get to the same end goal. I don't see a reason to be arguing. I've done my homework, I've posted results. if I wasn't thrilled with Jacks, I'm sure Dyno grow would be my next experiment. It takes just a little research to know what your fertilizer is composed of, and Happy Frog as I've said ad nauseam has only a small charge due to earthworm castings and the like. Inert means offers no nutrients, humus which is the bulk of HF with perlite being the second largest component of HF, means it has to be supplemented
 

MedicatedGrow

Active Member
jacks is great,for the beginner or the lazy.
I bet he spends $1,000 on the complete AN master gigpro super grandwizard package

I use Jacks and I'm not lazy or a beginner but I really haven't seen anything do better and I've used Fox Farms, GH, AN. I don't buy into all their additives though, I've only bought like 1-2 of each brand and tried them.

Jacks + Mollasses + Final Phase (I don't like to use just water for flushing, waste of 2 week bulk up.)
 

TonightYou

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I bet he spends $1,000 on the complete AN master gigpro super grandwizard package

I use Jacks and I'm not lazy or a beginner but I really haven't seen anything do better and I've used Fox Farms, GH, AN. I don't buy into all their additives though, I've only bought like 1-2 of each brand and tried them.

Jacks + Mollasses + Final Phase (I don't like to use just water for flushing, waste of 2 week bulk up.)
Right on. Why use over priced, watered down nutes? Shit the bottles and marketing costs more than the nutes.

I'm on the fence with most additives, and generally skeptical of anything without a proper label. I've done side by side with two clones molasses/control. Really couldn't tell a difference. I don't think it does any harm, and probably does help with beneficial bacteria.

I do use lightly silica and fulvic acid. Seem to help strengthen stems but I can't conclusively say it does.
 
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